Lectures on the English Comic WritersRussell & Russell, 1969 - 343 oldal |
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8. oldal
... ridiculous arising out of absurdity as well as improbability , that is , where the defect or weakness is of a man's own seeking , is the most refined of all , but not always so plea sant as the last , because the same contempt and ...
... ridiculous arising out of absurdity as well as improbability , that is , where the defect or weakness is of a man's own seeking , is the most refined of all , but not always so plea sant as the last , because the same contempt and ...
184. oldal
... e . For what from its own confines chang'd doth pass , Is straight the death of what before it was . " Vol . I. Chap . xxi . lising than the most starched and ridiculous for- mality of 184 ON THE PERIODICAL ESSAYISTS .
... e . For what from its own confines chang'd doth pass , Is straight the death of what before it was . " Vol . I. Chap . xxi . lising than the most starched and ridiculous for- mality of 184 ON THE PERIODICAL ESSAYISTS .
280. oldal
... ridiculous . His object is " to shew vice her own feature , scorn her own image . " He is so far from contenting him- self with still - life , that he is always on the verge of caricature , though without ever falling into it . He does ...
... ridiculous . His object is " to shew vice her own feature , scorn her own image . " He is so far from contenting him- self with still - life , that he is always on the verge of caricature , though without ever falling into it . He does ...
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